Remove the underline on hyper link and configure Submitbutton

[hypamw]

Hello,

DW always put underline on hyper link. Is there any way on DW that I can take
out the underline and replace it with color change when mouse is over, out and
clicked?

And for the submit button, how can I configure it to send the form when submit
button is clicked?

Thanks

[Lisa@Izotzaeche.com]

Hi Hypamw:
This from the Dreamweaver Help Menu:
"To change the appearance of linked text to make it look like it isn?t a link:
Open the Document window?s Code view by choosing View > Code.
Find the link.
In the link?s a href tag, insert this attribute: style="text-decoration:none;
color:black".
This attribute setting disables underlining and sets the color of the text to
black. (Of course, if the surrounding text is a different color, use that color
instead of black.)

Note that this attribute is an inline CSS style. An inline style applied to a
single link overrides other CSS styles that apply to that link, but has no
effect outside of that link. To change the appearance of linked text everywhere
on a page or across your entire site, use CSS styles to create a new style for
links. For details, see Inserting and Formatting Text."

As for the Code or Way to execute a submit button, I am learning that right
now. Perhaps someone can enlighten us both on that one. I think you DO have to
create a button that clicks and on the "click" some script tells it how to send
the information to you like a link that you use for email. Get it? Anyways,
happy learning and creating!

Lisa :music;

[Joe Makowiec]

On 31 Mar 2005 in macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev, hypamw wrote:

> DW always put underline on hyper link.

No, it doesn't. That's the default behavior of User Agents (UAs - web
browsers).

> Is there any way on DW that I can take out the underline and replace
> it with color change when mouse is over, out and clicked?

CSS - it's discussed frequently in the group.

> And for the submit button, how can I configure it to send the form
> when submit button is clicked?

Generally, you configure the form it's contained in:

<form action="myscript.php" method="post" name="myform">
<input name="mybutton" type="button" value="Click">
</form>

You can do this by clicking the <form> tag along the bottom of the design
window and using the property inspector.

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Joe Makowiec
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